Author: edriessen (page 1 of 5)
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Where do ideas come from? It’s a topic that fascinates me. I’ve been exploring the origins of my latest work, linking it back to people that have contributed to it directly or indirectly. It’s a pretty hard thing to do. For example: the work is about a series of Japanese literature books. I didn’t set […]
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I just ran my first art exhibition. Five data art animations based on novels by Haruki Murakami were on display for 8 days in the main library in city of Tilburg in the Netherlands. As it was my first, the whole process was new to me. In this post I share three things I’ve learned […]
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How a Coldplay data project made me think about work and data graffiti.
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Exploration of how I turn Coldplay's Head Full of Dreams live tour into collection of constellations.
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How do you go from one data art visualisation to a series of art pieces?
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Where do ideas come from? I explore the origins of a data visualisation project about Haruki Murakami's latest book: a city and its uncertain walls.
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Reflections on the recreation of a creative data visualization by Alli Torban using Python and Maptlotlib (+ a link to the code).
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A new experiment of a randomised living painting. Turning pixel data of a picture into abstract animated art. I think.
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Learn how to generated an animated, living painting from pictures with Python and Matplotlib.
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Visualising the lives of Harry August from the book The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August.